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Now go and play it!
And buy some copies for your friends!
or maybe the new players will love it and keep supporting the game and then another sale like that can revive it further
and this game is called Rising storm 2 VIETNAM, get it now?
And none have the same arcade/sim balance as RS2. But yes this isn't like in the mid 2000's where you only had a a handful of good multiplayer shooters to pick from. There's so many now you can't play them all and have to stick to one or two.
Some of the games you mentioned have almost no players, such as Easy Red 2 (a funny WW2 game made by like one person?). The hype train has left Gray Zone within a few months of release and now peaks at 800 players daily.